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It’s been a struggle for the Clinton Fire Department (CFD) to meet its goal of having a paramedic on duty for each shift at all four fire stations. That would mean having at least twelve medics, and CFD currently has only four following the recent retirement of two veteran firefighters, both of whom were certified as paramedics.
Dogwalkers in Clinton who aren’t prepared to clean up after their pets could soon be facing a fine if the Board of Aldermen passes a new ordinance, which was discussed at one of their recent work sessions.
Periods of heavy rain which could produce localized flash flooding will be possible in this part of central Mississippi today. Rain is more likely during the afternoon and early evening hours.
Periods of heavy rain which could produce localized flash flooding will be possible in this part of central Mississippi today. Rain is more likely during t
By: Randy Bell
As the threat of flash flooding tapers off in Mississippi, concerns about damaging winds and hail return with heat stress expected to be another weather issue starting Sunday. The National Weather Service has posted a Level-1 “marginal” risk of isolated severe storms on Monday for […]
The inaugural Mayor’s Youth Council is pictured with Clinton’s Board of Aldermen.
The City of Clinton has launched a voter education campaign as a June 9 special election approaches on whether to renew a two per cent restaurant tax. The tax, which funds parks and recreation improvements in Clinton, was approved in 2022, but state law requires a new vote every four years.
Gas prices in Mississippi continue their slow fall. AAA says the average price statewide is down about 12 cents in the past week, now at $3.84. The auto cl
By: Randy Bell
State Auditor Shad White is applauding the sentencing of the final defendant in a scheme to embezzle almost $400,000 from three school districts, including the one in Leake County. A St. Louis teacher was given a prison sentence this week, joining former Leake County superintendent […]
An effort to improve City employee benefits could include important changes to Clinton’s policies involving annual and sick leave. It was a topic of discussion at a recent Board of Aldermen work session.
